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AT Cincinnati, last week, the Strow
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REV. L. W. BRIGHAM will preach
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Church 9ntices.
EVENINGS WITH THE DOCTRINES.

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The new State Soldiers Home edifice
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Dec. IL" Where do the wicked get their
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Ne believe that holiness and true happiness
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We believe that there is one God, whose
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Christ, by one Holy Spirit of Grace, who will
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holiness and happiness
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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-07-19
Bulgaria,
SLIM cHAHcxs roR rERp1NAND.

SLIM CHANCES FOR FERDINAND.
LONDON, July 1S.-The Tines CORE
spondent at Vienna has had an interview
with Prince Ferdinand of SAKE Coburg.
The Prince said he had not decided
whether he would 90 10 s.. Petersburg
to personally request Rls5ia's recOgnl-
ton Of his election TO the Bulgarian
throne lie would not allow himself to
be entlced into taking eny counsel that
would be likely to further es-
TRANCE Russia and Bulgaria. He said
that ne was disappointed that
Prince Alexander Of Battenburg, former
ruler OF Bulgaria, had omitted to con-
graduate him on his election 10 the
vacant throne.
King MILAN Of Saryia in an interview
with the same correspondent expressed
the belief that Russia would never
sanction the occupancy Of the Bulgarian
throne by Prince Ferdinand. Ia allud-
ing to the idea Of the federation Of
Servia and Bulgaria under himself, King
Milan was willing to enter into such s
project, but only under Turkeys
protection.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-07-19

in fue condition, aud says cora n his
section will average fifty bushels IS acre.
The two roller mills of this city are
running on new wheat now day and nigat.
Last week they threshed over 5000 bushels
each Of new wheat raised in this county.
The new uniforms for the Uniform
R4Bk of the Knights OF Pythias ct this
place arrived yesterday, and are SIS hand
some uniforms as there are in the state.
This rank consists OF about thirty
members and will at once go into training,
and it is safe to say that ia the competl-
tive drill vt the meeting OF the Grand
Lodge ct Fort Worth next year the
Westherford section viii walk o # with
the prize or scare the section that does
get it pretty nesr TO Death.
Mr.. j. T. Cotton OF the firm OF Hutchi-
son-Lewis Company, left on yesterday
for Fort Smith, Ark, 70 attend Federal
court where he is al important witness
in civil suit.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-07-19
FOREIGN AFFAIRS.
The Canadians Doing All in Their
Power TO Promote Their Trade
with Foreign Nations.
Primes Ferdinand will Hardly Occupy the
Bulgarian Throne If &c Awaits
Russie's Approval.
Canada,
THE DoMINIoN's FOREIGN TRADE

THE DOMINIoN's FOREIGN TRADE
OTTAWA, ONT, July IS.-The Domin-
ion government will send commissioner
to Asia for the purpose Of promoting
trade between Canada and China and Ja-
pan. All efforts OF the present Dominion
government to extend the Canadian
foreign trade have been utterly barren Of
results. Our foreign trade is still on the
decline. Sir Alexander Gait and Sir
Charles Upper made great efforts in that
direction and spent lots of money over
negotiations for a treaty with Spain, but
they accomplished nothing. A commission
was sent to the West Indies last winter to
report upon the best means of developing
8 trade with those islands. lie csme end
recommended that subsidy be granted
fer line Of steamers between Halifax
and some West Indian ports, but the gov
eminent declined to adopt his suggestions
and held that it would be utterly impos-
si5Je 20 extend Canada's foreign trade On
profitable and permanent basis until
The Dominion obtains the right 70 nego-
tiate commercial treaties on her own &C
count.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-07-19
Big Came at Dsnison.
to the Gazette.

CIHUINI % OlLlJEIT1
DENsoS, Ten, July l8-The 5est
gsme of bau played IN the south this
season came off at the Woodland park
this afternoon between the Texarkana
Gste Ctvs and the Gate Citys of Deni-
son. The score stood two to one in
favor Of the visiting team. The excite
ment was so high that men left their
seats, threw their hats into the sir and
sucn acts as are common to crazy people.
One was as bad as another and 700 people
were in attendance. On our streets to-
night ct least 1900 men are congregated
talking base ball The tie, Denison
winning Yesterday and Texarkana to-day,
will be played Friday. They play SAer-
man tO-morroW.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-07-19
MOTHERHOOD.
Parker County Drop Prospects Uniform
Rank of knights of PJthias-PersonaI.
- -. -, e.

Parker County Drop Prospecis-Unifnrm
Rank of knights of Pythias-PersonaI.
Special to the Gazette.
WEATHERFORD, TEX, July lS.-The
crop prospects over the county are very
hattering, except in very few localities,
where rain is badly needed and the corn
has been cut a little short, though this
does not exist il but a very instances.
THE GAZETTE correspondent has asst re-
turned from the northwest part Of the
county, and in that part corn and cotton
are both looking fine, and particularly
cotton. With two more good rains in
time, the yield of cotton throughout this
county will be much larger than ever be-
fore, and the acreage is considerably
greater than any previous year.
Mr. L. W. Christian, who, with Captain
Henry Warren aud II. p. Hilliard, OWL
the largest farm and pasture in the
county, came ia from the farm yesterday,
and says that last week they threshed 100
acres of wheat, part of which averaged
twenty six bushels to the acre, and that
there are number of farms in that (the
southeast part CT the county that will
yield in the same proportion to his. He
saws cotton is as fine as ever known al
this season, and that corn is good. Mr..
Christian says that the recent fine rains
has improved the hay prospects for that
part of the county, which Is one OF the
finest hay sections in the state, as il
furnishes hay tor great deal Of the
western country. He has let contract
for 800 tons of hay to be put up on his
farm, and says that several of the farmer:
fwho nave large farms and good hay lanC
are making extensive preparations TO
putting up hay. Weatherford will be abb,
to furnish hay to the west in abundance
Mr.. W. A. Chew Of Anets, this county
was in the city to-day, He reports crop
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-07-19
Jennie Cramer Again.

NEW YORK, July Is-A sensational
story from New Haven says there is some
excitement there over revelation pur-
porting to have been made by Albert
Fitzroy of HOlyoke, Mass who died @
few days ago. Fitzroy, who was mar
ried man, claimed that he was at Sayen
Rock on the night that Jennie Cramer
disappeared. 1t will be remem 0ered she
was clothed in white when she vas seen
riding on the nerry-go-fOund at the
Rock, ana Fitzroy said he saw q white
figure Jump from the end of the long pier
into the water, after midnight. lie did
not inform the defense a. the trlsl n
New Haven of whst he lad seen, because
ne was accompanied to Savin Rock by 8
woman of doubtful reputation. On his
death-bed he said that if the Melley boys
had been convicted he intended to get W
n court and tell his story.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-07-19
COMMERCIAL REsrN1E


Special - She Gazette.
NEW ToRR, july ls.-Rsilway bonds
to-day sold as follows: Fort Worth
snd DenYer City at 82s; Texas and
Pacidc incomes ct SC; Rios st 735; Gulf,
Colorado an4 Sal IS FeE2nd's 1T 1893.
Governments higher.
Sterling frCe-.
Money 4a5 per cent.
Silver 95s.
Cotton firm al 10 points s&yance.
Coffee Is poin.s higher.
Wheat steady.
Oil closed st 6I,
Sugars are featGreless.
GOVERNMENTS, STOCKS ANc. BONDS.
NEW YORK, July lS.-The leW week
opened ct the Stock Exchange NTH dull
and waiting market, which Displayed lit
Tie feature of interest and no .,fe what
ever, owing to the lack of Geographic
communication, but private wires may
have had something TO do with this. The
attendance st the board Wss slight. The
opening was at Irregular changes OF small
fractions from Saturdays final tEares,
and very quiet business ensued. Some
heaviness was shown n the early deal
iugs, in which Canada Southern and New
England were prominent. Western
Union and Wheeling aud Lake Erie
led the advance which followed,
while later New EnglsHd and
Richmond and West Point became fairly
active while the general list relapsed into
extreme dullness from which il did not
emerge for the remainder Of the day.
There Wss some slight fuctuation IN
prices, but 10 positive movement was no.
ticed. Toward the close strength was
developed. The close, however, was dull
but trm, close 10 the opening figures.
The final changes in the general list are
for Insignificant fractions only and are
about equally divided between gains end
losses.
Railroad bonds were dull. The general
tone was firm, however, and most shares
are fractioHsly higher this evening
though few unimporJsnt declines were
made.
Government bonds dull and firm.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-07-19
King Louis PhiIIppe's Goodness.

Paris Letter TO Boston Transcript.
In another passage Hugo gives con
vincing proof Of the Kings courage and
GOODNESS and of the Queens Likewise. He
was riding with them in the royal car
rage upon one occasion, when an a.
tempt was made upon Louis Philippe's
life. When the first shot was fired one OF
the escorts exclaimed: sit is a sports
man letting of his gum ga strange
sportsman" said to the KING, "Who
fires of the remainder of his powder at
royalty" As l said this the second shot
was fred. Then l exclsimed: SIT is
an assassin 'Ohn replied the King,
don't rush to such hasty conclusions.
Wait bit; the thing will be explained
He was CAIN, serere, almost benevolent
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-07-19
sninidn al Hnusfon.

Special to the Gazette.
Houston, TEX, July 1S.-John Smith,
bridge tender for the Gulf, Colorado and
Santa Fe Railway, in the Fifth ward, com
mitted suicide last night by shooting
himself in the neck. The bail entered
under the chin and broke his neck. Death
was instantaneous. When discovered
mis- hand still clssped the revolver and
his eyes were staring in a CHASTITY man
ner. No cause was assigned for the fool
ish act, except whisky and women. After
his death horde of his fatal admirers
wrangled and squabbled over what few
effects he had this morning. Two ring:
were stolen of the dead mans fingers
also articles from the room,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-07-19

in the presenc 9 of the man WHO had just
shot at him. AZ Shis moment the Queen
touched me gently on the shoulder, and
as turned round .7he showed me without
saying the word, the gga-Tad which had
fallen upon her knees. The
Queen. whenever the carriage leans on
one size, is fearful of being thrown out.
She makes the sigG Of the cross when II
tbundels, and is afraid of fireworks; but
when tue King is shot st IN Ter presence
she is quite calm"
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-07-19
Biszs at LampaSss.
Special 70 the Gazette,

LAMrAsAs, TEX, July l8-The large
woolhouse Of W. c. Price, on the east
side of the square, the upper story OF
which is occupied by the Masons as
nall, was discovered TO be on fire last
night at . o'clock. An alarm was sounded
and promptly answered by the iiremen
who found the fire among some empty
sacks surrounded by cotton and wool.
By heroic ezertions the fire was soon ex-
tingulshed. The house contained So, 900
pounds Of wool, and the loss is esti-
mated ct $4,000, mostly by water. The
house owned by D G. Thomas is damaged
ABOUT $3.50, and insured. But for the
prompt arrival o. the fire department the
loss would have been very heavy, as the
house and contents are very iDhamma0le.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-07-19
A Whole Horde Coming.

Special TO the Gazette.
AUSTIN, TEX, July Is-Much interest
is being manifested in Austin in the great
Anti Prohibition rally at Fort Worth on
the 2Gth inst. A special train is to be
chartered for the occasion, and some 500
OF COO Anstinites will 60 up, including &
large delegation of Anti-Prohibiti0n
ladies, some of them belonging
20 wealthy and prominent fsmi-
lies of Austin ana vicinity. 1t
is learned that along with the East Texas
delegation VIII 90 the giant OF Titus
Countrywide stands seven feet four iuChes,
and he will head the anti-prohioition
procession; also, the Shields brothers,
from Hunt county, four in number, each
standing over seven feet in their stock
ings.
Hon. William Il, Grain, Congressman,
spoke at the courthouse tonight against
prohibition. The house was packed.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-07-19
POLITICAL.
Three Prominent Democrats 20 be Pre-,
scented In shG Ohio Convention as
Candidates for Governor,
Delegates Being Elected To attend the
Anti Prohibition Rally at Fort Worth.
Central Texas Giants Coming.
nh,n,r D,mocratIc Convsntlnn.

CLEVELAND, ONO, July lS.-The Demo
cratic state convention, which will meet
here Wednesday aid Thursday, promises
20 be one CT the largest gatherings the
Democrats have held ia this state for
years, The candidates for Governor are
Thomas +. Powell Of Delaware, and Con-
gresham James Campbell of Hamfltop
Congressman Martin A. Fcran of this
city withdrew his objection to nomina-
ton tonight. He can now be considered
candidate also.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-07-19
Base Ball,

WASHINGTON, July IS.-Pittsburgs, 4;
Washington, =.
PHLADELrHIA, Pa, July 18.-Ph1adel-
phis, ~ Detroit, >
NEW YORK, July ls.-New York, 6;
Chicago, ..
Stain ISLAND, July I8.--Mets, II;
Cleveland, ).
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-07-19
Dies from His 10 aries.

Special to the Gazette.
FORT SMITH, ARK July ls.-John
Archibald, the young man from Oxford,
Miss, who was thrown from q horse
mere on Thursday last, died of his iDiur-
les last night, and his remains were
inferred here by his brother,
VINO arrived Saturday last. The untor-
tunste young man never recovered cen
seriousness after receiving his injuries.